A-Squared LLLP.

Washington's workers' compensation classes for A-Squared cover floor and counter covering installation and interior finish carpentry, and nothing heavier. In 2023 the business filed on a public-works job for Liberty Lake Sewer District #1, working as a subcontractor. Much of its work comes through general contractors rather than straight from homeowners. The state lists Andriy Gontaryuk and Aleksandr Lavrov as principals since 2021 and Oksana Cherkashin since 2023. It is registered with Washington L&I and with Idaho's Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing. The fit is the last stage of a remodel: new floors, counter surfaces, trim, doors and other finish carpentry once the walls are closed up. It also suits a general contractor looking for a finish sub with public-works paperwork behind it. Anyone planning an addition or a new build will want a framer for the structure and could bring a finish crew like this in afterward. Around Spokane, finish work depends heavily on the age of the house. Older homes in the city's established neighborhoods often have out-of-level floors, layered flooring, plaster walls and original millwork, so new flooring and trim usually start with leveling the subfloor and scribing to walls that aren't straight. Newer houses in Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake and Airway Heights tend to be flatter and more uniform, which shifts the attention to material choice and transitions between rooms. In either case, ask how the subfloor will be checked and prepared before anything goes down.